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Idea for Cindigo instances
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 2:10 am
by zeitmeister
Hi,
it would be very handy to have a function in Cindigo which provides one-click-exchange of all C4D instances or render instances in the scene with Cindigo instances.
Is something like that possible?
... and going further:
Is it possible to tell C4D MoGraph clone objects to use Cindigo instances instead of internal C4D instances?
Second one is not serious, but the first one would dramatically help to decrease memory consumption in all C4D scenes by one click.
Re: Idea for Cindigo instances
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 4:24 am
by pixie
zeitmeister wrote:Hi,
it would be very handy to have a function in Cindigo which provides one-click-exchange of all C4D instances or render instances in the scene with Cindigo instances.
Is something like that possible?
... and going further:
Is it possible to tell C4D MoGraph clone objects to use Cindigo instances instead of internal C4D instances?
Second one is not serious, but the first one would dramatically help to decrease memory consumption in all C4D scenes by one click.
Since you have 11.5 you have, just tick "
Render Instance" box at Cinema's own Instance Object beneath the abject box at object properties, and it will behave just as Cindigo's one, minus the actual down sides of actually using it (viewport related).
Re: Idea for Cindigo instances
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 4:36 am
by fused
pixie wrote:zeitmeister wrote:Hi,
it would be very handy to have a function in Cindigo which provides one-click-exchange of all C4D instances or render instances in the scene with Cindigo instances.
Is something like that possible?
... and going further:
Is it possible to tell C4D MoGraph clone objects to use Cindigo instances instead of internal C4D instances?
Second one is not serious, but the first one would dramatically help to decrease memory consumption in all C4D scenes by one click.
Since you have 11.5 you have, just tick "
Render Instance" box at Cinema's own Instance Object beneath the abject box at object properties, and it will behave just as Cindigo's one, minus the actual down sides of actually using it (viewport related).
true

Re: Idea for Cindigo instances
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 5:14 am
by zeitmeister
Yeah than please forget it.
